Window Anatomy Crossword Puzzle

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Head: The horizontal member forming the top of the frame.
Frame: Surrounds and supports the entire window system, which is comprised of the head, jamb, and sill.
Balance: A mechanical device used in hung windows as a means of counterbalancing the weight of the sash.
Check Rail: One of the two adjacent horizontal sash members that come together when in the closed position.
Weep Hole: Individual openings in the windowsill that enable water or condensation to escape.
Sash: The members of a window, secondary storm product, or unit skylight that fit within a frame which are designed to accommodate the glazing.
Sash Lock: The locking mechanism that engages with the sash lock strike to reduce rattling.
Casing: Exposed molding or framing around a window or door, on either the inside or outside, to cover the space between the window frame or jamb and the wall.
Lift: The handle for raising the lower sash.
Sill: Horizontal member at the bottom of the window frame.
Apron: Horizontal trim board under a window stool.
Grilles: A piece designed for decorative purposes, achieving the appearance of multiple glass panes by visually dividing the window panels.
Titanium Dioxide: Reflects the sun and prevents vinyl from fading and yellowing.

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QUESTIONS LIST:

head: the horizontal member forming the top of the frame.
frame: surrounds and supports the entire window system, which is comprised of the head, jamb, and sill.
balance: a mechanical device used in hung windows as a means of counterbalancing the weight of the sash.
check rail: one of the two adjacent horizontal sash members that come together when in the closed position.
weep hole: individual openings in the windowsill that enable water or condensation to escape.
sash: the members of a window, secondary storm product, or unit skylight that fit within a frame which are designed to accommodate the glazing.
sash lock: the locking mechanism that engages with the sash lock strike to reduce rattling.
casing: exposed molding or framing around a window or door, on either the inside or outside, to cover the space between the window frame or jamb and the wall.
lift: the handle for raising the lower sash.
sill: horizontal member at the bottom of the window frame.
apron: horizontal trim board under a window stool.
grilles: a piece designed for decorative purposes, achieving the appearance of multiple glass panes by visually dividing the window panels.
titanium dioxide: reflects the sun and prevents vinyl from fading and yellowing.